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“I was honored President Trump took the time to remind us of Theodore Roosevelt's legacy and contributions to our nation during the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library,” said Cramer. “Thank you to President Trump for…
What they stand for is nothing that I could possibly agree with, but one of the foundational principles of the United States, which makes democracy messy, is free speech.
While others accept decline, President Trump and the Department of the Interior are restoring the heart of our nation's capital.
“God put it all here first,” said Cramer. “Do you think when he made the Badlands with their healing power, that he knew there would one day be a grieving president who one day might need healing in a place like this? I think he did. And I…
It makes perfect sense to have this institution here in Medora because you cannot fully understand what this place did to Theodore Roosevelt until you stand in it.
This award will help jumpstart domestic critical mineral production while also keeping our state’s excellence at the center of it all.
People are going to come here from every corner of the world. And while here, they will come to understand T.R. the way North Dakotans always have: as a man beset by tragedy but on the verge of greatness.
The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library has the most stunningly beautiful backyard of any library in history.
As we celebrate these last 250 years of American greatness, we recognize that it is incumbent on each and every one of us to do our part to ensure that the next 250 years are better than the last.
UND’s work will support new opportunities to harness our state’s abundant lignite reserves while helping meet the nation’s energy, manufacturing and national security needs.
These investments in our airports are critical to improving safety, increasing efficiency and meeting the growing demand of communities across our state.
This place as it exists, and what we are in today, doesn’t happen without Gov. Burgum.
You are rewarded more for being a jerk than you are for being a friend.
The I-94 corridor is a central part of our state’s economy and our way of life in North Dakota.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime event, and we weren’t going to take ‘no’ for an answer.
For over 60 years, I-94 has been essential to getting around the state.
You don’t often get to see an MQ-9 Reaper doing a flyover. In fact, this might be the first one.